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Girls to experience joys of STEM at annual JMU conference
Girls in grades 6-9 from across Virginia will test their skill at designing art with electronic circuits during a workshop at the 11th annual Expanding Your Horizons math and science conference for girls Saturday, March 17, at James Madison University.
Edgar Endress exhibition opens at JMU
The Duke Hall Gallery of Fine Art at James Madison University welcomes Chilean-born visual artist Edgar Endress to campus for a lecture and the reception of his exhibition titled A Celestial Emporium, which will be on display at Duke Hall Gallery from January 16-February 17.
Dukes get off the deck: Breaking down JMU playoff rally
JMU was, clearly, rattled. An uncharacteristic defensive breakdown led to an 81-yard TD pass that gave Weber State a 14-10 lead in the third quarter, and then things seemed to start to snowball.
JMU Forbes Center announces masterpiece season
The Forbes Center for the Performing Arts at James Madison University announces its 2017-2018 Masterpiece Season.
JMU poetry pioneer wins Circle of Excellence award
Dr. Joanne V. Gabbin is this year’s recipient of the Circle of Excellence in the Arts Award, presented at the Forbes Center at JMU.
JMU Children’s Theatre brings classics from page to stage
JMU Children’s Theatre is marking the summer of 2017 with three adaptations of children’s classics.
JMU Children’s Theatre brings classics from page to stage
JMU Children’s Theatre is marking the summer of 2017 with three adaptations of children’s classics.
JMU School of Music to host 2017 Southeast Horn Workshop
The James Madison University School of Music will host its first-ever Southeast Horn Workshop.
AXIS Dance Company returns to JMU for residency
JMU will host AXIS Dance Company for a five-day residency from February 27-March 3.
JMU Theatre students win awards at Kennedy Center Festival
The JMU School of Theatre and Dance had a successful trip to the Region II Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
Kiplinger’s names JMU a best value college
James Madison University ranks 62nd on Kiplinger’s Personal Finance’s list of the top 100 Best Values in Public Colleges.
JMU math, marketing professors earn state’s highest award for faculty
JMU professors Dr. Caroline P. Lubert and Dr. Theresa B. Clarke were among 12 recipients of the Outstanding Faculty Award presented by SCHEV and Dominion Resources.
JMU to mark December graduation this weekend
Nearly 900 students will receive their academic degrees at James Madison University’s Dec. 16 and Dec. 17 commencement ceremonies.
UREC at JMU grants winter wishes for families in need
The JMU University Recreation Center will partner with First Step, Mercy House and Crossroads to Brain Injury Recovery through the annual Warm Winter Wish Program.
Heather Coltman named JMU provost
Dr. Heather Coltman will serve as the next provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at James Madison University, effective July 1, 2017.
JMU students equipping drone to save historic wall in Colombia
How can a group of JMU students help a doctoral student in Colombia determine the effects of climate change on a wall in Cartagena?
Marching Royal Dukes from JMU to perform at prestigious state music conference
The JMU marching band will partner with Virginia Tech and Bath County High School to celebrate the value of music in Virginia.
JMU literacy program to be honored at White House Tuesday
A JMU administrator for the community literacy service and a child participant in the program will be honored in a White House ceremony.
6,865 flags on JMU Quad serve as memorial this Veterans Day
JMU is recognizing all veterans of the armed forces today with an extensive flag display on the Quad.
Staunton school reps to visit JMU maker lab, view new math teaching methods
Five representatives of Staunton City Schools will tour maker facilities at JMU 2-4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 13.
Jazz 4 Justice at Forbes Center at JMU this Friday
The Forbes Center for the Performing Arts at James Madison University in cooperation with Millenium Diversity Initiative will present Jazz 4 Justice.
JMU students bring space program to Boys & Girls Club this fall
JMU students are taking space education to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County.
Bauerle settles in as new science and math dean at JMU
Expanding opportunities for undergrads to participate in research is a goal of Dr. Cynthia Bauerle, the new dean of the College of Science and Mathematics at JMU.
JMU summit to address ethics, policies, benefits of drones, robots
A JMU summit this week will focus on the benefits, capabilities and issues of unmanned technology such as robots and drones.
Landmine use in American Civil War to be discussed at JMU
Landmine use during the American Civil War will be the topic of a presentation 7 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12 at James Madison University.
JMU contributes $480 million to local economy: Report
JMU contributed $480 million to the Harrisonburg-Rockingham economy and attracted 278,430 visitors during fiscal year 2015.
Honors College approved for JMU
James Madison University will now be home to an Honors College, following approval by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
Virginia youths train to become traffic safety advocates
More than 120 teens from across the commonwealth are at JMU for a week of hands-on activities that focus on safe driving practices.
Advances in wind power generation highlight conference at JMU
Updates on plans for Virginia’s first utility-scale wind farm will highlight the Virginia State Wind Energy Forum on Wednesday at JMU.
Cybersecurity training attracts teachers from the Mid-Atlantic to JMU
Twenty technology teachers from around the Mid-Atlantic are spending this week at James Madison University to learn about cybersecurity.
JMU to launch space explorers program at city Boys & Girls Club
Calah Mortensen didn’t have much of an interest in science until she took a cosmology class during her undergraduate studies.
JMU students to lead science night at Spotswood Elementary
Future science teachers at JMU will test what they have learned by leading science activities for Spotswood Elementary children on Thursday.
JMU television studio named for slain alumna Alison Parker
A television studio in Harrison Hall has been named the Alison B. Parker Television Studio in honor of the slain JMU alumna.
VMI loses heartbreaker at JMU, 11-10
Zach Tondi hit a two-run, walk-off home run to send the JMU Dukes past the VMI Keydets, 11-10, in non-conference baseball action Tuesday.
JMU promotes Sean O’Regan to women’s basketball head coach post
Sean O’Regan will replace former boss Kenny Brooks as the head coach of the JMU women’s basketball program.
24-hour Hackathon at JMU will inspire area students to innovate
James Madison University will host its second annual student-led Bluestone Hacks this weekend.
Louis Rowe named new men’s basketball coach at JMU
JMU announced the hiring of Bowling Green assistant Louis Rowe to head the men’s basketball program.
Nobel recipient headlines Post-Conflict Recovery Week at JMU
Mary Wareham, part of a Nobel Peace Prize-winning team, will discuss efforts to ban weapons with artificial intelligence at JMU.
Need for better nighttime lighting gets students talking
What can be done to make nighttime lighting at JMU more cost effective and less obtrusive to the environment?
Virginia Tech hires Kenny Brooks as new women’s basketball coach
Virginia Tech announced Monday that it has hired Waynesboro High School alum Kenny Brooks as the head coach of its women’s basketball program.
Women’s lacrosse: Big second half lifts Virginia past JMU
The No. 13 Virginia women’s lacrosse team (5-5, 0-3 ACC) snapped a four-game losing skid with a 10-9 victory over James Madison on Wednesday.
JMU Forbes Center seeks nominees for Circle of Excellence Awards
Do you know an artist, arts administrator, or arts educator whose accomplishments have improved the vitality of the Shenandoah Valley?
No. 9 Virginia defeats James Madison, 15-6
The No. 9 Virginia baseball team rolled to a 15-6 win over James Madison Tuesday at Davenport Field. The Cavaliers (16-6) piled up 17 hits.
Baseball: #9 Virginia plays host to James Madison Tuesday
The Virginia baseball team finishes a six-game homestand Tuesday (March 22) with a 4 p.m. game against James Madison at Davenport Field.
JMU alum receives prestigious business honor
JMU alum Eric Major has been selected to receive a 2016 Medallion for Entrepreneurship from Beta Gamma Sigma International Business Honor Society.
West Virginia surgeon to speak at JMU math conference for young women
Dr. Theresa Rutledge will be one of two keynote speakers Saturday at the Expanding Your Horizons math conference for girls at James Madison University.
JMU hurting itself with negativity over Brady, Withers?
JMU is once again looking for a new coach for a marquee athletics program after firing basketball coach Matt Brady.
Madison Vision Series features diversity expert
Dr. Sylvia Hurtado will offer the final presentation of the Madison Vision Series on Thursday, March 17, from 3:30 to 5 p.m.at Grafton-Stovall Theatre.
JMU fires basketball coach Matt Brady
Four 20-win seasons and a 21-11 record in 2015-2016 wasn’t enough for JMU coach Matt Brady, who was fired Monday, ending a couple of weeks of speculation about his job status.
VMI comes up short against JMU, loses 12-8
A back and forth, see-saw affair was decided with four runs in the top of the sixth as the James Madison Dukes defeated the VMI Keydets, 12-8, Tuesday afternoon at Gray-Minor Stadium in Lexington, Va.
Q and A with Alan Levinovitz, author of ‘The Gluten Lie’
JMU professor Dr. Alan Levinovitz exposes the myths behind how we come to believe which foods are good and bad in his book, ‘The Gluten Lie.’
William and Mary drops regular-season finale at JMU
The William and Mary men’s basketball team dropped a tough regular-season finale at James Madison, 71-65, on Saturday afternoon.
Hemp Road Trip bus coming to JMU on Thursday
The Hemp Road Trip, a grassroots effort to raise awareness about and lobby on behalf of the benefits of industrial hemp, will be stopping at James Madison University.
Alumni place James Madison University in Peace Corps ranking
James Madison University ranks No. 16 among large schools on the Peace Corps’ 2016 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list.
Sen. Mark Warner to swing through Shenandoah Valley, Central Virginia next week
U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner will kick off five days of travel throughout the Commonwealth for a series of meetings and discussions.
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